Great British Menu 2021 finalists: Who will win GBM champion of champions?
Updated: 21 May 2021, 8:48
FOUR fabulous chefs will battle each other to become Great British Menu’s champion of champions in the series finale TONIGHT.
But who will take home the prize? Here’s what we know.
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From eight regional winners, four chefs are now desperate to become Great British Menu s 2021 championCredit: BBC
Who are the finalists on the Great British Menu 2021?
There are four chefs vying to become GBM champion.
Eight cooks originally entered Finals Week - Stuart Collins, Roberta Hall-McCarron, Oli Marlow, Hywel Griffith, Alex Bond, Phelim O’Hagan, Dan McGeorge and Jude Kereama all won their respective regional qualifies but only four have made it through to claim a coveted spot at the banquet.
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